Autograph document signed, March 23, 1825, attests to oath by Henry Willis that Ann Cook, a Negro woman, is the same person manumitted by Benjamin Bennett, March 23, 1825

Michael House, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, January 27, 1817, attests to oath by Jesse Wright that Negro Ben is the same person manumitted by John Delworth, January 27, 1817

January 1817

Michael House, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, January 27, 1817,...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 5, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro Abraham was set free by Elizabeth and Lydia Winchester, October 5, 1836

October 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 5, 1836, Henry Schley: ...

Autographed document signed, recognizance against Edward Owings, Senator, for 10 pounds unless Negro Jonathan, his slave, appears in court to testify against Neri Scott and Charles Ramsey, two freed men, for assisting in opening the meat house of Edward Owings and stealing bacon, March 30, 1810

Schley, John

March 1810

Autographed document signed recognizance against Edward Owings, Senator, for 10 pounds unless Negro ...

Autograph document signed, December 22, 1826, attests to oath by Richard Potts that James Hall, a mulatto man, is the same person manumitted by Eleanor [Meadow] on December 19, 1826, December 22, 1826

Rohr, George

December 1826

Autograph document signed, December 22, 1826, attests to oath by Richard Potts that James Hall, a mu...

Henry [Pirente?], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, February 24, 1817, attests to oath by Benjamin Reeder of Anne Arundel County that Lucy Watson, a mulatto, is the same person manumitted by him, February 24, 1817

February 1817

Henry [Pirente?], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, February 24, 1...

Autograph document signed, November 2, 1822, attests to oath by Francis Hollingsworth that Negro Reuben is the same person manumitted by him nine years ago, November 2, 1822

Aisquith, John

November 1822

Autograph document signed, November 2, 1822, attests to oath by Francis Hollingsworth that Negro Reu...

Autograph document signed, October term, 1822, finds that Negro Harry, slave of Henry Culler, did rape Negro Maria, slave of the Widow Ridgly, from information from Negro Maria and Hezekiah Ridgly, October 1, 1822-October 31, 1822

Hosselborty, John

Autograph document signed, October term, 1822, finds that Negro Harry, slave of Henry Culler, did ra...

Michael Hauser, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, June 26, 1816, attests oath by Sebastian Ramsburg that Negro woman Amy is the same person manumitted by George Ramsburg on or around June 1, 1816, June 26, 1816

June 1816

Michael Hauser, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, June 26, 1816, a...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, September 22, 1836, Frederick County, Henry Schley: Mary Ann Reader was set free by Edmond and Rebecca Gallaway, September 22, 1836

September 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, September 22, 1836, Frederick County, Henry Schle...

William Knox, Taney Town, Frederick County: Autograph document signed, October 6, 1821, certifies that Silvia, a black woman, has served her time with him and recommends her for employment; at bottom, sworn to Sam Smallwood, Washington County, Justice of the Peace, by Eliza, that Sylvia Tenny is free; on verso, William Knox acknowledges document to George Price and Samuel S. Forney, Frederick County Justices of the Peace, on November 16, 1822 and on November 23, 1822, and gives oath of Silvia's freedom to them, October 6, 1821

October 1821

William Knox, Taney Town, Frederick County: Autograph document signed, October 6, 1821, certifies th...

Autograph document signed, March 5, 1825, jurors find Benjamin Taylor, a free Negro, guilty of stealing a hog, valued at $3, from John [Wagner] on the 24th of February, 1825, February 26, 1825-March 5, 1825

Dixon, J.

Autograph document signed, March 5, 1825, jurors find Benjamin Taylor, a free Negro, guilty of steal...

Michael Hauser, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, May 24, 1816, attests to oath by Andrew Smith that bright yellow Negro by the name of Joseph Rideout is the same person manumitted by Elizabeth Brawner in April 1812, Maybe 24, 1816

May 1816

Michael Hauser, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, May 24, 1816, at...

Autograph document signed, February term, 1825, jury fines Benjamin Taylor, a free Negro, for stealing a hog from John Wagner on the 24th, February 1, 1825-February 28, 1825

Steiner, Stephen

Autograph document signed, February term, 1825, jury fines Benjamin Taylor, a free Negro, for steali...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 5, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro Anny was sold to John Burns from John Grabill and Jefferson Shield, to serve until age of 31, September 5, 1836

October 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 5, 1836, Henry Schley...

Autograph document signed, September 8, 1825, plea of trespass in suit by Thomas Johnson for $1000 damages against Thomas B. Owings for keeping and then selling a Negro girl named Lucy, whom he found on September 3, 1824, knowing she belonged to Thomas Johnson, September 8, 1825

September 1825

Autograph document signed, September 8, 1825, plea of trespass in suit by Thomas Johnson for $1000 d...

Michael House, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, January 27, 1817, attests to oath by Jesse Wright that Negro Ben is the same person manumitted by John Delworth, January 27, 1817

January 1817

Michael House, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, January 27, 1817,...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 5, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro Abraham was set free by Elizabeth and Lydia Winchester, October 5, 1836

October 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 5, 1836, Henry Schley: ...

Autographed document signed, recognizance against Edward Owings, Senator, for 10 pounds unless Negro Jonathan, his slave, appears in court to testify against Neri Scott and Charles Ramsey, two freed men, for assisting in opening the meat house of Edward Owings and stealing bacon, March 30, 1810

Schley, John

March 1810

Autographed document signed recognizance against Edward Owings, Senator, for 10 pounds unless Negro ...

Autograph document signed, December 22, 1826, attests to oath by Richard Potts that James Hall, a mulatto man, is the same person manumitted by Eleanor [Meadow] on December 19, 1826, December 22, 1826

Rohr, George

December 1826

Autograph document signed, December 22, 1826, attests to oath by Richard Potts that James Hall, a mu...

Henry [Pirente?], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, February 24, 1817, attests to oath by Benjamin Reeder of Anne Arundel County that Lucy Watson, a mulatto, is the same person manumitted by him, February 24, 1817

February 1817

Henry [Pirente?], Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, February 24, 1...

Autograph document signed, November 2, 1822, attests to oath by Francis Hollingsworth that Negro Reuben is the same person manumitted by him nine years ago, November 2, 1822

Aisquith, John

November 1822

Autograph document signed, November 2, 1822, attests to oath by Francis Hollingsworth that Negro Reu...

Autograph document signed, October term, 1822, finds that Negro Harry, slave of Henry Culler, did rape Negro Maria, slave of the Widow Ridgly, from information from Negro Maria and Hezekiah Ridgly, October 1, 1822-October 31, 1822

Hosselborty, John

Autograph document signed, October term, 1822, finds that Negro Harry, slave of Henry Culler, did ra...

Michael Hauser, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, June 26, 1816, attests oath by Sebastian Ramsburg that Negro woman Amy is the same person manumitted by George Ramsburg on or around June 1, 1816, June 26, 1816

June 1816

Michael Hauser, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, June 26, 1816, a...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, September 22, 1836, Frederick County, Henry Schley: Mary Ann Reader was set free by Edmond and Rebecca Gallaway, September 22, 1836

September 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, September 22, 1836, Frederick County, Henry Schle...

William Knox, Taney Town, Frederick County: Autograph document signed, October 6, 1821, certifies that Silvia, a black woman, has served her time with him and recommends her for employment; at bottom, sworn to Sam Smallwood, Washington County, Justice of the Peace, by Eliza, that Sylvia Tenny is free; on verso, William Knox acknowledges document to George Price and Samuel S. Forney, Frederick County Justices of the Peace, on November 16, 1822 and on November 23, 1822, and gives oath of Silvia's freedom to them, October 6, 1821

October 1821

William Knox, Taney Town, Frederick County: Autograph document signed, October 6, 1821, certifies th...

Autograph document signed, March 5, 1825, jurors find Benjamin Taylor, a free Negro, guilty of stealing a hog, valued at $3, from John [Wagner] on the 24th of February, 1825, February 26, 1825-March 5, 1825

Dixon, J.

Autograph document signed, March 5, 1825, jurors find Benjamin Taylor, a free Negro, guilty of steal...

Michael Hauser, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, May 24, 1816, attests to oath by Andrew Smith that bright yellow Negro by the name of Joseph Rideout is the same person manumitted by Elizabeth Brawner in April 1812, Maybe 24, 1816

May 1816

Michael Hauser, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, May 24, 1816, at...

Autograph document signed, February term, 1825, jury fines Benjamin Taylor, a free Negro, for stealing a hog from John Wagner on the 24th, February 1, 1825-February 28, 1825

Steiner, Stephen

Autograph document signed, February term, 1825, jury fines Benjamin Taylor, a free Negro, for steali...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 5, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro Anny was sold to John Burns from John Grabill and Jefferson Shield, to serve until age of 31, September 5, 1836

October 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, September 5, 1836, Henry Schley...

Autograph document signed, September 8, 1825, plea of trespass in suit by Thomas Johnson for $1000 damages against Thomas B. Owings for keeping and then selling a Negro girl named Lucy, whom he found on September 3, 1824, knowing she belonged to Thomas Johnson, September 8, 1825

September 1825

Autograph document signed, September 8, 1825, plea of trespass in suit by Thomas Johnson for $1000 d...

Michael House, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, January 27, 1817, attests to oath by Jesse Wright that Negro Ben is the same person manumitted by John Delworth, January 27, 1817

January 1817

Michael House, Frederick County Justice of the Peace: Autographed document signed, January 27, 1817,...

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 5, 1836, Henry Schley: Negro Abraham was set free by Elizabeth and Lydia Winchester, October 5, 1836

October 1836

Report of Manumissions, autograph document signed, Frederick County, October 5, 1836, Henry Schley: ...

Autographed document signed, recognizance against Edward Owings, Senator, for 10 pounds unless Negro Jonathan, his slave, appears in court to testify against Neri Scott and Charles Ramsey, two freed men, for assisting in opening the meat house of Edward Owings and stealing bacon, March 30, 1810

Schley, John

March 1810

Autographed document signed recognizance against Edward Owings, Senator, for 10 pounds unless Negro ...

Autograph document signed, March 23, 1825, attests to oath by Henry Willis that Ann Cook, a Negro woman, is the same person manumitted by Benjamin Bennett, March 23, 1825

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